A fresh wave of job cuts could be coming at Salesforce ... staff to go in more frequently. "From the very beginning this was a performance-oriented culture," he said. "We may have drifted a ...

In July, Salesforce implemented another series of layoffs, cutting approximately 300 positions. The latest firings follow an ...

Salesforce Inc ... so “seeing a modest cut to [second-half] guidance would make some sense, especially when offset by a small ...

Salesforce has recovered from a May selloff, showing robust sales and profit growth, and closed its stock chart gap, a ...

Bloomberg reported Thursday that Salesforce may ... to cut around 10% of its global workforce amid a restructuring strategy under stand-alone CEO Marc Benioff. Salesforce said the job cuts ...

Salesforce is ... telling staff that more layoffs were coming this year, per The Verge. More than 20,000 tech workers across 80 companies have been affected by job cuts in the first month of ...

Earlier this month Salesforce, the undisputed leading customer relationship management software provider in the world, announced that it was laying off 10 percent of its workforce - more than ...

CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski said that the company is shutting down its software as a service provider Salesforce (CRM) amid ...

Custom views of the Zoho CRM deal tracking dashboard Another plus of Zoho CRM is its built-in communication features because they have the potential to cut ... Salesforce may offer more than ...

In an interview with Salesforce interim ... “Last year, we got more than 2 million job applications, so it’s helping us identify top talent that we may have missed otherwise.” ...

According to an exclusive report in news agency Reuters, "Cisco will cut thousands of jobs in a second round of layoffs this year as the US networking equipment maker shifts focus to higher-growth ...

Analysts are split on whether Salesforce will make a further cut to its subscription revenue ... That combination "would likely drive more buy-side interest in shares coming away from the print ...